Aeneas' role is service to destiny and hierarchy rather than mutual equality in a relationship.
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Aeneas' role is service to destiny and hierarchy rather than mutual equality in a relationship.
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"...Aeneas' job is to serve rather than being equal in the relationship. And this is, again, it's very different from the Odyssey, where in..."
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